Using Your Values To Create Your Legacy
Legacy is living. You add to it everyday. Harry Kraemer teaches us that doing for others is an example of how to put your values into practice.
Be a good Thanksgiving guest with these etiquette tips
Here are top 10 suggestions for how to be a Thanksgiving guest who is always invited back.
529 Plan: What it is, how it works, pros and cons
As the cost of higher education continues to rise and the problems of many Americans spending much of their adulthood mired in student debt is readily apparent, many are turning to tax-advantaged 529 savings plans to help fund their children’s education.
6 New Retirement Rules And Tax Changes Everyone Should Know
Sweeping new retirement rules and tax law changes touch everyone from high-earners, retirees, employees, employers, and individuals inheriting retirement accounts.
10 Most Haunted States In America (Plus Ghost Tours, Haunted Houses And More)
Looking for a Halloween scare? We’ve got the best of haunted America: the most haunted states, ghost tours, scary road trips and more.
The Forgotten Element Of Estate Plans: Portfolio Restructuring
Simplifying and streamlining portfolios should be an essential step in estate planning.
Your First Look At 2025 Tax Rates: Projected Brackets, Standard Deductions And More
Inflation-adjusted amounts in the tax code are expected to increase by 2.8% from the 2024 numbers—about half the increase that taxpayers saw in 2024.
Should I use my 401(k) to fund my child’s college education?
Think twice before using your 401(k) funds to pay your child’s college expenses.
A Crash Course on How To Use a 529 Plan
A 529 is a tax-advantaged savings plan that gives you incentives to save money to pay for college or other higher education expenses. Pursuing your savings goal may mean the difference between a dorm with central air conditioning or experiencing sweltering summers. Here are some points to keep in mind when navigating your 529 plan.
Why You Should Be Taking a Hard Look at Your Investments Right Now
After big gains in stocks and mediocre returns for bonds, investors are taking on undue risk if they don’t rebalance their holdings, our columnist says.
